High School Art Teacher, Mr. Rob Viera, worked with a few of his art students to design and paint cornhole boards for an ADAPT fundraiser, set to take place in the fall. The boards were donated by a member of the ADAPT team, and then designed and painted by Natalie Pello (not pictured), Kaydence Williams, Daylin Acevedo, Reese Richard, and Mr. Viera. Thanks for sharing Mr. Viera, and stay tuned for more information about this fundraiser, which will benefit the Class of 2027. 🐾

3 days ago, HFCS
High School Art Teacher, Mr. Rob Viera, worked with a few of his art students to design and paint cornhole boards for an ADAPT fundraiser, set to take place in the fall. The boards were donated by a member of the ADAPT team, and then designed and painted by Natalie Pello (not pictured), Kaydence Williams, Daylin Acevedo, Faydra Nuccio, and Mr. Viera. Thanks for sharing Mr. Viera, and stay tuned for more information about this fundraiser, which will benefit the Class of 2027. 🐾

🎉On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame inducted its Class of 2026 at a ceremony held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Troy, NY. Among the distinguished honorees was Coach Mike Lilac Jr., longtime Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach (and current Athletic Director) at Hoosick Falls. Coach Lilac joins an elite class of NYS basketball inductees, including three-time NBA champion and NCAA champion, Danny Green and Yale University's all-time winningest coach, James Jones. Coach Lilac was introduced by Rodger Wyland, News Channel 13's Sports Director and host of Big Board Sports. Some of Coach Lilac's accomplishments include being the Wasaren Leagues All-time winningest Basketball Coach with 462 wins, and over 400 wins for Varsity Baseball. Congratulations, Coach Lilac and thanks for sharing Mrs. Branigan!🐾!🐾

3 days ago, HFCS
On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame inducted its Class of 2026 at a ceremony held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Troy, NY. Among the distinguished honorees was Coach Mike Lilac Jr., longtime Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach at Hoosick Falls.  Coach Lilac joins an elite class of NYS basketball inductees, including three-time NBA champion and NCAA champion, Danny Green and Yale University's all-time winningest coach, James Jones. Coach Lilac was introduced by Rodger Wyland, News Channel 13's Sports Director and host of Big Board Sports. Some of Coach Lilac's accomplishments include being the Wasaren Leagues All-time winningest Basketball Coach with 462 wins, and over 400 wins for Varsity Baseball.
On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame inducted its Class of 2026 at a ceremony held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Troy, NY. Among the distinguished honorees was Coach Mike Lilac Jr., longtime Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach at Hoosick Falls.  Coach Lilac joins an elite class of NYS basketball inductees, including three-time NBA champion and NCAA champion, Danny Green and Yale University's all-time winningest coach, James Jones. Coach Lilac was introduced by Rodger Wyland, News Channel 13's Sports Director and host of Big Board Sports. Some of Coach Lilac's accomplishments include being the Wasaren Leagues All-time winningest Basketball Coach with 462 wins, and over 400 wins for Varsity Baseball.
On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame inducted its Class of 2026 at a ceremony held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Troy, NY. Among the distinguished honorees was Coach Mike Lilac Jr., longtime Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach at Hoosick Falls.  Coach Lilac joins an elite class of NYS basketball inductees, including three-time NBA champion and NCAA champion, Danny Green and Yale University's all-time winningest coach, James Jones. Coach Lilac was introduced by Rodger Wyland, News Channel 13's Sports Director and host of Big Board Sports. Some of Coach Lilac's accomplishments include being the Wasaren Leagues All-time winningest Basketball Coach with 462 wins, and over 400 wins for Varsity Baseball.
On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame inducted its Class of 2026 at a ceremony held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Troy, NY. Among the distinguished honorees was Coach Mike Lilac Jr., longtime Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach at Hoosick Falls.  Coach Lilac joins an elite class of NYS basketball inductees, including three-time NBA champion and NCAA champion, Danny Green and Yale University's all-time winningest coach, James Jones. Coach Lilac was introduced by Rodger Wyland, News Channel 13's Sports Director and host of Big Board Sports. Some of Coach Lilac's accomplishments include being the Wasaren Leagues All-time winningest Basketball Coach with 462 wins, and over 400 wins for Varsity Baseball.
🎉BIG NEWS! 🎉 HFCS PTSA Fun Run registration is OPEN! The PTSA is attempting to raise $15,000 for field trips & student experiences and they need your help. Save the date and stay tuned for more details coming home with your student(s) soon. This Fun Run event is open to all UPK-8 students, regardless of fundraising!
💻 Register online with BOOSTER at MyBooster.com
🎉 Fundraiser Kickoff in school – 05/20/2026
👟 Event Day – 05/29/2026 (ALL UPK-8 Students)
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🎉BIG NEWS! 🎉 HFCS PTSA Fun Run registration is OPEN! The PTSA is attempting to raise $15,000 for field trips & student experiences and they need your help. Save the date and stay tuned for more details coming home with your student(s) soon. This Fun Run event is open to all UPK-8 students, regardless of fundraising! 💻 Register online with BOOSTER at MyBooster.com 🎉 Fundraiser Kickoff in school – 05/20/2026 👟 Event Day – 05/29/2026 (ALL UPK-8 Students)
🎉BIG NEWS! 🎉 HFCS PTSA Fun Run registration is OPEN! The PTSA is attempting to raise $15,000 for field trips & student experiences and they need your help. Save the date and stay tuned for more details coming home with your student(s) soon. This Fun Run event is open to all UPK-8 students, regardless of fundraising! 💻 Register online with BOOSTER at MyBooster.com 🎉 Fundraiser Kickoff in school – 05/20/2026 👟 Event Day – 05/29/2026 (ALL UPK-8 Students)
Great opportunity for those who are able to attend. : MARK YOUR CALENDARS‼️Girls Construction Summer Camps are BACK and we cannot wait! Two weeks of real tools, real projects, and real skills for 6th, 7th & 8th grade girls. Spots will go fast — registration info dropping soon!
3 days ago, HFCS
MARK YOUR CALENDARS‼️ Girls Construction Summer Camps are BACK and we cannot wait! Two weeks of real tools, real projects, and real skills for 6th, 7th & 8th grade girls. Spots will go fast — registration info dropping soon!
Meal pickup for the Chicken BBQ Fundraiser will take place this Friday, May 15th.
📅 Friday, May 15
🕒 Pickup: 3:00–6:30 PM
📍 Hoosick Falls Central School Concession Stand

(Unfortunately, all meals needed to be preordered. )
Thank you for supporting this fundraiser!
3 days ago, HFCS
Meal Pickup for the Chicken BBQ fundraiser 2026
🎉Congratulations to the March Middle School Students of the Month and Teacher of the Month! These students were selected for demonstrating the Panther PRIDE Character Trait of Respect.🐾5th Grade: John Calhoun, Ryder Callahan, and Autryonna Derepentigny. 6th Grade: Karsen Bush, Jazzy Sutton, Jayla Ramirez, Dustin Friend, Chloe Rigo, McKenna Ames, Olivia Bundrick, Aubrey Stone, and Lillian Lefebvre. 7th Grade: Aurora Lundberg, Henley Lewis, Riley Baker, and Dawson Taylor. 8th Grade: Braydon Fleming, Molly Mook, Korben Michaels, Callen Aubin, Scarlet Ellis, and Viggo Dennerline-McClellan. Teacher of the Month: Mr. Sommo!
4 days ago, HFCS
middle school students of the month march 2026
middle school students of the month march 2026
middle school students of the month march 2026
middle school students of the month march 2026
middle school students of the month march 2026
middle school students of the month march 2026
middle school students of the month march 2026
The Capital Region Office of U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand will be holding a 2026 Service Academy Information Night at RPI’s Center for Biotechnology and Interdisciplinary Studies (CBIS) on Monday, May 18th, 2026, from 6:00-8:00 PM, doors open at 5:30 PM.

Interested high school students, their parents, and school counselors/officials can register to attend the event and receive more information HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/us-senator-gillibrands-capital-region-service-academy-night-2026-tickets-1987355618152?aff=oddtdtcreator

The Office of U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s 2025 Capital Region Service Academy Information Night event on May 18th will highlight unique opportunities available through the nation’s five service academies, as well as two local Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) programs and additional regional programs, which are designated as National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity (NCAE-C) and expect to have offerings through the U.S. Department of Defense’s (DoD) Cyber Service Academy Program.

Event attendees will have the opportunity to hear from representatives of the following offices and institutions:
The Office of U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
The Office of U.S. Congressman Paul Tonko
U.S. Military Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
U.S. Air Force Academy
SUNY Albany’s College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security, and Cybersecurity

If you are unable to attend the Capital Region’s Service Academy Night, we will be hosting similar events in our other regions. The information for the two closest to us is below:
Thursday, May 14th: PSLA Fowler (Syracuse), 6-8pm, REGISTER HERE
Thursday, May 28th: Pace University’s Westchester Campus, 6-8pm, REGISTER HERE

If you have any other questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out to catherine_vanluven@gillibrand.
4 days ago, HFCS
service academy information night 5.18.26
Tonight is Senior Night for Unified Basketball's home game, starting at 4 pm. Come out and support our student athletes! Panther PRIDE! 🐾
4 days ago, HFCS
unified basketball senior night 5.11.26
Farmer’s Feed Bunk Pulled Pork Meal: HFCS PTSA Fundraiser Meal PickUp!!
May 8th from 11 am - 1 pm

Did you order a meal? Thank you! Please come to the HFCS side parking lot entrance today, between 11 am and 1 pm, to pick up your meal(s). There will be a table set up with meals ready to go. Thank you for supporting the PTSA and students with this fundraiser!
7 days ago, HFCS
Farmer’s Feed Bunk Pulled Pork Meal HFCS PTSA Fundraiser!   Meal PickUp!! May 8th from 11 am - 1 pm   Did you order a meal? Thank you! Please come to the HFCS side parking lot entrance today, between 11 am and  1pm, to pick up your meal(s). There will be a table set up  with meals ready to go.   Thank you for supporting the PTSA and students with this fundraiser!
Reminder: UPK-4 students will be dismissed at 11:30 tomorrow, May 8th. Parent pickup will be 11:45-11:55.
8 days ago, HFCS
Reminder: UPK-4 students will be dismissed at 11:30 tomorrow, May 8th. Parent pickup will be 11:45-11:55.
Today, May 6, is National Nurses Day! We are so grateful to have our school nurses here at HFCSD: Nurse Jane, Nurse MacDonald, and Nurse Reyman. The Middle School made them a special sign to thank them for all they do for our school and students!

Nurse Jane will be retiring at the end of the school year after 13 years as a full-time nurse here at HFCSD and a lifelong career of helping people as a nurse. We are sad to see her go, but we wish her all the best in her retirement and thank her — along with all of our nurses — for everything they have done and continue to do for our students and community.

Looking to join the school nurse team? To apply, please complete the employment application found on our website: https://www.hoosickfallscsd.org/o/hfcsd/page/career-opportunities, or follow the QR code to our employment page. Completed applications may be returned to the District Office in person or emailed to the Superintendent, Mr. Patrick Dailey: daileyp@hoosickfallscsd.org
9 days ago, HFCS
Today, May 6, is National Nurses Day! We are so grateful to have our school nurses here at HFCSD: Nurse Jane, Nurse MacDonald, and Nurse Reyman. The Middle School made them a special sign to thank them for all they do for our school and students! Nurse Jane will be retiring at the end of the school year after 13 years as a full-time nurse here at HFCSD and a lifelong career of helping people as a nurse. We are sad to see her go, but we wish her all the best in her retirement and thank her — along with all of our nurses — for everything they have done and continue to do for our students and community. Looking to join the school nurse team? To apply, please complete the employment application found on our website: https://www.hoosickfallscsd.org/o/hfcsd/page/career-opportunities, or follow the QR code to our employment page. Completed applications may be returned to the District Office in person or emailed to the Superintendent, Mr. Patrick Dailey: daileyp@hoosickfallscsd.org
Today, May 6, is National Nurses Day! We are so grateful to have our school nurses here at HFCSD: Nurse Jane, Nurse MacDonald, and Nurse Reyman. The Middle School made them a special sign to thank them for all they do for our school and students! Nurse Jane will be retiring at the end of the school year after 13 years as a full-time nurse here at HFCSD and a lifelong career of helping people as a nurse. We are sad to see her go, but we wish her all the best in her retirement and thank her — along with all of our nurses — for everything they have done and continue to do for our students and community. Looking to join the school nurse team? To apply, please complete the employment application found on our website: https://www.hoosickfallscsd.org/o/hfcsd/page/career-opportunities, or follow the QR code to our employment page. Completed applications may be returned to the District Office in person or emailed to the Superintendent, Mr. Patrick Dailey: daileyp@hoosickfallscsd.org
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story "Bookraiser" and Read-A-Thon events in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from first- grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent, and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project: Cameron's Story!
9 days ago, HFCS
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story bookraising event in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from 1st grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project:Cameron's Story!
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story bookraising event in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from 1st grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project:Cameron's Story!
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story bookraising event in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from 1st grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project:Cameron's Story!
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story bookraising event in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from 1st grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project:Cameron's Story!
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story bookraising event in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from 1st grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project:Cameron's Story!
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story bookraising event in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from 1st grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project:Cameron's Story!
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story bookraising event in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from 1st grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project:Cameron's Story!
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story bookraising event in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from 1st grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project:Cameron's Story!
Mrs. Glover and her first-grade team wanted to update everyone on their results from the 14th annual Project: Cameron's Story bookraising event in February. Through an elementary school hat day and donations collected from 1st grade families and members of our HFCS community, they collected a total of $910.65 to be used towards the purchase of brand new books that are being sent to Project: Cameron's Story. Using the funds donated, 204 books were sent and they received 151 books from their Amazon wishlist link. That is a total of 355 books donated from our HFCS community! That is 355 families who will be provided with the opportunity to bond with their newborn infants through reading to them. Mrs. Glover and the first-grade team shared that they “feel proud that our community has been able to help keep Cameron Quartiers' memory alive by continuing to contribute to this foundation year after year. It is an honor to be able to give the gift of reading to help foster bonding between parents and infants born into local NICU facilities and provide comfort to families in what can be very scary, uncertain times for them. Supporting this foundation year after year truly shows our school community's commitment to the importance of family and reading to young children, even as early as infancy.” Thank you to the first-grade team for organizing this effort and to everyone who supported Project:Cameron's Story!
Beneski Museum of Natural History at Amherst College recently welcomed High School Science Teacher Ms. Dansin and her Paleontology students for an exciting field trip focused on prehistoric life and Earth’s history. Students explored fossil evidence of mammoths, mastodons, and the evolution of horses, while also viewing Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops skulls.
During the visit, students learned about the coevolution of Earth’s atmosphere and biosphere, as well as the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs. Ms. Dansin shared that students found it especially fascinating to see fossil evidence showing that some dinosaurs had feathers. Thank you for sharing this memorable learning experience, Ms. Dansin!
9 days ago, HFCS
High School Science Teacher, Ms. Dansin, recently took her Paleontology students on a field trip to the Beneski Museum of Natural History at Amherst College. They saw fossil evidence of Mammoths, Mastodons, and the evolution of Horses, as well as Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops skulls. Students also learned about the coevolution of Earth's atmosphere and biosphere and how non-avian dinosaurs became extinct. Ms. Dansin shared that students found it especially interesting to see fossil evidence that some dinosaurs had feathers! Thanks for sharing, Ms. Dansin!
High School Science Teacher, Ms. Dansin, recently took her Paleontology students on a field trip to the Beneski Museum of Natural History at Amherst College. They saw fossil evidence of Mammoths, Mastodons, and the evolution of Horses, as well as Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops skulls. Students also learned about the coevolution of Earth's atmosphere and biosphere and how non-avian dinosaurs became extinct. Ms. Dansin shared that students found it especially interesting to see fossil evidence that some dinosaurs had feathers! Thanks for sharing, Ms. Dansin!
This morning, our Cafeteria Manager, Mr. Fleming, and crew created an amazing menu for our HFCSD annual Staff Appreciation Breakfast. Administration served breakfast throughout the morning to all staff as a "Thank you" for everything they do for our students and community. Thank you for all that you do!🐾
10 days ago, HFCS
staff appreciation breakfast 2026
staff apreciation breakfast 2026
staff appreciation breakfast 2026
staff appreciation breakfast 2026
staff appreciation breakfast 2026
staff appreciation breakfast 2026
staff appreciation breakfast 2026
staff appreciation breakfast 2026
staff apreciation breakfast 2026
staff apreciation breakfast 2026

*** Updated link provided! Sorry for the technical difficulties! Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 6th, is the last day to preorder the High School yearbook! Follow the link to purchase a yearbook: https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/my/HoosickFallsHIGHYB2026

10 days ago, HFCS
https://shop.imagequix.com/g1001350003
*Important* Reminder that all students entering grades 7, 9, and 11 are required to have an updated physical examination for the 2026–2027 school year.

The Doctor will be here to start sports physicals for the next school year on 5/6/26, 5/20/26 and 06/03/26. If you would like your child to have a physical, you need to email Nurse Conte no later than 05/08/26 and let her know that you would like your child to be scheduled for a physical: contej@hoosickfallscsd.org

If you do not choose this, then you will need to schedule your sports physical now as fall sports start in August. If your child does not have an updated physical( 08/2025 forward) by the first practice then they will not be able to participate.

If your child needs to update their concussion test it will be in their email between July-August 2026.

Sign-ups on Family ID will start around: 7/22/26 for JV/V sports and 7/27/26 for Modified sports

Physicals must be completed by a licensed healthcare provider and should be dated within one year prior to the start of the school year. Physicals should be completed on the NYS Health Form. Please submit a copy of your child’s physical examination form to the school health office as soon as it is completed.

Parents/Guardians must use Family ID to sign their child(ren) up for sports. Visit our athletics site for Family ID.
10 days ago, HFCS
*Important* Reminder that all students entering grades 7, 9, and 11 are required to have an updated physical examination for  the 2026–2027 school year.  The Doctor will be here to start sports physicals for the next school year on 5/6/26, 5/20/26 and 06/03/26. If you would like your child to have a physical, you need to email Nurse Conte no later than 05/05/26 and let her know that you would like your child to be scheduled for a physical:  contej@hoosickfallscsd.org   If you do not choose this, then you will need to schedule your sports physical now as fall sports start in August. If your child does not have an updated physical( 08/2025 forward) by the first practice then they will not be able to participate.   If your child needs to update their concussion test it will be in their email between July-August 2026.   Sign-ups on Family ID will start around: 7/22/26 for JV/V sports and 7/27/26 for Modified sports   Physicals must be completed by a licensed healthcare provider and should be dated within one year prior to the start of the school year. Physicals should be completed on the NYS Health Form. Please submit a copy of your child’s physical examination form to the school health office as soon as it is completed.  Parents/Guardians must use Family ID to sign their child(ren) up for sports. Visit our athletics site for Family ID.
➕📐➖High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle! ✖️📏➗
10 days ago, HFCS
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!
High School Math Teachers, Mrs. Jessica Nelson and Mr. Jacob Trinkle, shared their March 'Mathematicians of the Month' awardees: Algebra 1/Period 9: Emmitt Willbrant, Algebra 1/Period 3: Kaydence Williams, Algebra 1/Period 7: Reese Richard, Algebra 1/Period 4: Blake Prevey, Intro to Geometry- Grace Eastman, Luis Santiago, Amara Chapones-Ulloa, Regents Geometry- Brayden Ferrannini, Kristopher Petkoff, and Stats and Probability- Tatum Hickey. Keep up the great work, students, and thanks for sharing, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Trinkle!
HFCSD is hiring now for Substitute Bus Drivers—$ 27.12/hr to start. Training will be provided and will start immediately. You do not need your Class B CDL to start training. We need substitutes daily during the school year. Flexible schedule! Contact Nicole Martin: martinn@hoosickfallscsd.org or (518) 686-9663
10 days ago, HFCS
The Hoosick Falls Central School District is hiring now for Substitute Bus Drivers. $27.12/hr to start. Training will be provided and will start immediately. You do not need your Class B CDL to start training. We need substitutes daily during the school year. Flexible schedule! Contact Nicole Martin: martinn@hoosickfallscsd.org or (518) 686-9663
Support students when you come to the Budget Vote on MAY 19, 2026!

EMPTY BOWLS Fundraiser for HACA: 2:30 - 6 PM
$10 Donation recommended. Donation allows you to choose
1 student-made bowl or mug and get 2 scoops of ice cream.
Ice Cream donated by Stewart’s Shops.

Other events this day:
HFCSD ART SHOW K - 12 Art & Woodworking: 9 AM - 8:30 PM
SPRING CONCERT Middle School & High School: 7 - 8:30 PM
11 days ago, HFCS
Support students when you come to the Budget Vote on MAY 19, 2026!  EMPTY BOWLS Fundraiser for HACA: 2:30 - 6 PM $10 Donation recommended. Donation allows you to choose 1 student-made bowl or mug and get 2 scoops of ice cream. Ice Cream donated by Stewart’s Shops.  Other events this day: HFCSD ART SHOW K - 12 Art & Woodworking: 9 AM - 8:30 PM SPRING CONCERT Middle School & High School: 7 - 8:30 PM
Support students when you come to the Budget Vote on MAY 19, 2026!

HFCSD ART SHOW K - 12 Art & Woodworking: 9 AM - 8:30 PM

Other events this day:
EMPTY BOWLS Fundraiser for HACA: 2:30 - 6 PM
$10 Donation recommended. Donation allows you to choose
1 student-made bowl or mug and get 2 scoops of ice cream.
Ice Cream donated by Stewart’s Shops.

SPRING CONCERT Middle School & High School: 7 - 8:30 PM
11 days ago, HFCS
Support students when you come to the Budget Vote on MAY 19, 2026!  HFCSD ART SHOW K - 12 Art & Woodworking: 9 AM - 8:30 PM  Other events this day: EMPTY BOWLS Fundraiser for HACA: 2:30 - 6 PM $10 Donation recommended. Donation allows you to choose 1 student-made bowl or mug and get 2 scoops of ice cream. Ice Cream donated by Stewart’s Shops.  SPRING CONCERT Middle School & High School: 7 - 8:30 PM